Communication Studies A Unit One: What is Communication? Study Guide 1. Vocabulary Ethics Communication Sender Message Receiver Feedback Communication barrier Written communication Oral (verbal) communication Nonverbal communication Symbol Intrapersonal communication Interpersonal communication Oratory Rhetoric Orator Logical appeal Emotional appeal Ethical (personal) appeal Dialogue Motivation Stereotyping Perception Anxiety 2. Communication Process (draw the diagram) 3. Types of Communication Barriers: 4. Examples of Intrapersonal Communication: 5. Examples of Interpersonal Communication: 6. List Different forms/examples of Communication (Cross Word Puzzle) 7. Verbs Suggested to the “Sender” (p. _____) 8. Verbs Suggested to the “Receiver” (p. _____) 9. In order to lessen / prevent anxiety when it comes to speaking publicly you can… 10. When analyzing a written speech you must consider the following: S = Speaker and how they establish creditability O = Occasion; if it is for a Speech Contest what type of Occasion would be appropriate? A = Audience; if it is for a Speech Contest what type of Audience would benefit from this speech? P = Purpose T = Tone Literary / Rhetorical Devices